Greece faces internal rift over regime tactics
Athens sources report a split within the Revolutionary Council between moderates led by Premier George Papadopoulos and extremists over how to handle opponents of the April coup. Moderates favor a softer stance, while hardliners push continued censorship and jailings. Papadopoulos announces a Christmas amnesty freeing political prisoners, about 2,600 held on Leros and Yioura among those released.
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Athens
Greece
Modernes
George Papadopoulis
Amy
Papartopoulos
Aegean
Leros
Yioura
Papadopoulos
John Ladas
Lada
Revolutionary Council
Othrs
Constantine Karydas
Antonios Skarmakorakis
Civil Aviation Authority
Stylianos Patakos
Nicholas Maxarezos
Constantine
Frederika
Sty Papadopoulos
Patakos
Makarezos Jaz
Creal.ing
Christmas Gatherings and Local Dramas Mentioned
Christmas and holiday gatherings fill the page with family visits across Winchester and Berryville areas. Residents note guests, moves, and duties, while a separate dispatch reports political turmoil in Greece with factions debating the king’s return and exile.
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Meta Frazier
Winchester
Food Stamps Circulating In 43 States
Washington reports food stamp rollout in 43 states and Washington D C with 2.6 million people using stamps worth nearly 1 million dollars weekly. The program is expanding the Agriculture budget to 133 million this year as supporters defend budgeting and self reliance.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Congress
Agriculture Department
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Capitol Hill
Agriculture
Ezra Taf Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Con- Paes
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